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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-06-03
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS
Two VIEWS.

know sbr1ght young fellow.
And %. p~rhaps. do you.
Whose sge might range most anywhere
Prom six % eight times two
He's often gay and jolly.
He's often kind and trues
And then again Hut listen.
while hold him up 70 view:
He comes into the parior.
When guest Il sitting there.
And lifts bis hat politely.
With deserential air.
Ne answeD 70 your greeting
With modest manly ease.
And II obliged 70 pass you.
Says; Excuse me. u you plcaseIs
He Stops 70 pct The kitten.
And takes the nearest seat;
Nor tilts his chair against the vail.
Nor elev2t<s his feet
He listens with attention.
Or tell the latest newA
Or talks In modest fashion.
OF any thing you choose.
In speaking Of him after,
The guest il heard 70 say:
"A noble. manly fellow
Most pleasing every way
But isssen still . moment
While give the other view,
which though II widely diRerA
+ equally = true
The scene Il 1t the table.
Where waits his vacant chair.
He slams the door, and takes his place
With most ungracious air
His mothers kind ''Cood-morning"
II answered with growl;
His face last night 50 beaming.
Now wears an ugly scowi-
He erumbies a the beefsteak.
And calls the coffee sIop,
eff ~ could not do better.
He'd try once more. and stop
His sisters laughing answer
Il silenced from the start
BY some weighty observations
About her being smart"
When his meal. ~ le,gth. II finished.
The paper must be read
In the best seat by TIE fire.
With his feet above his head
IT'S but the truth I'm telling.
Though IL does seem very strange
That over any body
There could come such change.
II any one should ask him
Whom he truly loved the best
His mother. or the person
Who was but 4 passing guest
He would straightway grow indignant
And feel fnsulted quite.
Or think your mind had wandered.
Or deserted you outright
why should We keep for others
Each pleasant word or jest,
And save our grufcst manners
For those who love Us bests
Then. while each friend and stranger
We treat with courteous care.
Let's save for loving home-friends
AT least an equal share
Mrs. n b. SANFORD. ~ Golden D0yf
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The demand for Mrs. Clcvcland's
photographs il still active Fifty
Thousand have already been sold, and
the Washington photographer who
holds the negative il printing 200
pictures day Of the handsome first
lady" Tho net profits in eight months
have reached the satisfactory sum q
q, 600 - Detroit Free Press.
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There arc now in the mission-feld
twenty-four hundred unmarried ladies,
besides probably an equal number Of the
married. In the early days Of missions
Il was not thought . lady could enter
the ranks Of mission-workcrs except
~ the wife Of . missionary.-N y
Wytmess.
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ssHowf'
I've got boat down yander.~
"Will you let me take it?"
''ll 60 out withsyon"
While they were rowing toward the
island Bill-Dick said: ''Old man. YOU
mount let ma have Anthry. airter /
have done been 20 'commerdatinP''
Bill-Dick. whar's your nag an
new saddlef Whar's your law booksP
Bein 'commondatin' Is one thing, an
givin' up gal Is another"
"Hop out" said Bill-Dick. when the
oat touched the island. The old man
jumped out. and Bill dick. showing on
into deep water. caught hold Of sap
ling TO hold the boat steady. and said:
''How do you feel. old manP"
"All right Say. row her in. an les
git the hogs. Come on. for the water
Is risin' powerful fast"
what hogs?"
wy. dog my cats, my hogs-the
ones you said was out here"
"Old man. you amt got no hogs out
here. ! was jest jokin' with YOU"
THAT amt no way to joke. Billie.
Come up an let me get back into the
boat"
mo. reckon you'll have to swim
out"
IVY. man. ! KANT swim a lick"
'Then ! reckon it'll far bad with
you. Goodbye"
"For Their Laws sake. hold on.
Billy"
would. but you see / amt got
time. Got to 90 and marry . gal
that'll soon be a orfun."
"Wush had my gum" said the old
man.
"Stay here till fetch it"
BLAINE your internal lynn hide,
could shoot the top Of your head Of"
Blaze away"
"Ncvcr mind. I'll git you yit, Bill
Dick"
| Mot in this here world. Say. d.
you obsarve how peart the water i
risin'?"
"Oh, Lawd!' supplicatcd the oil
man. "whut am ! to do?''
"Ride out on your nag and new sad
die" replied Bill-Dick.
i ..You blame lunatic, don't you see
amt got none"
.sThen float out on your law books
"Come. now. Billie. would you Sc
your ole friends friend that muses.
you when you was . little boy
! drowned this way?"
"No. Uncle Nat"
THAR. now. / didn't think 20
would. Billie"
~ couldn't stand to see youdowned
50 III 20 away 50 KANT see it.
.Oh. you wretch" the old ma
howled, "you oughter be dead"
you will be putty soon"
4 ivy. You pore fool. don't you kno'
that Anihry wouldn't marry man this
! has drownded her pore, hard-wor kin
father?''
"rn tell her that you fell in Il
water"
:. ..She won't believe YOU"
YES. she will. fur I've dun told he
| that wouldn't be prized il You didn
, fall i'm
"Oh. you unfeelin' wretch"
III .Yes, that's whut the circuit-ride
said
You amt got no more soul than
J bafialo-gnaf. Bill-Dick."
"That's whut the lawyer said"
"Hold on thar. now.- Bill-Dic
. had begun to row away. "Say. Ri
(. lie"
"wan."
"Tell you whit I'll do-~
Nominate your pizen."
you know that have had my ey
: on your sister Tidy fur some time.
!. (which eye?"
!. sBlame ii. both Of EN-"
!, avail. whut cf you have?"
!. IVY. jist this: III you'll git her
!, marry me. I'll give you Anthry-"
Bill-Dicls hcsitatcd a moment. an
!, then replied:
..All right"
s'Shore pop? asked the old man.
ashore pop" BiI'-Dick replied.
CHAPTER H.
Old Miss Tidy lived with her brotl
er. She was ''tiniky" old mai
with whisp Of hair that rcscmblcd
7 bunch d sedgc grass. She was such
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--zola's ordinary income b over
100000 year
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CHAPTER II.

Old Miss Tidy lived with her broth
er. She was ''finiky" old maid,
with whisp Of hair that rcscmblcd
bunch 81 sedgc grass. She was such an
enemy 10 man In general that Bill
Dick. as he walked toward home. r.
GREETED that he had not cxactcd easier
terms from old Banks. When he en-
tered the house old Miss Tidy was put
ting a plate full Of corn bread on the
table.
..Jist in time" she said. 'Fetch up
cheer"
Bin-Dick sat down. wondering how
he should proceed. Tidy" said he.
II hearn aman compliment you mighty
high to-day"
s.yvho was it?' she eagerly asked.
s.One Of the incest gentlemen In the
country; Mr.. Nat Banks"
Hes an old foolr' she snapped. II
hate him. an he better not fool round
me-"
..Oughtcnt talk that way, sis"
Yes. 1 will talk that way, an
morc'n that. he better never come
whar l am. I'd throw b'ilin' water on
him in mint"
Bill-Dick's heart sank. and. deep in
his soul. he cursed himself for making
such contract with old Banks. Now.
his last chance was gone. for he knew
that never again could he place the
watchful fellow under such contribu-
ton. Suddenly an encouraging idea
occurred 70 him.
Tidy" said he. assuming m cir Of
most complete satisfaction. ''you don't
know how much good your words
have done me. I hate old Banks, an
when heard that he was N love with
you Il made my blood bile"
"Who said Ne was In love with me9''
che asked
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Cheap E.cur.lop. to ths south,

Excursion tickets to all points In
Florida at greatly reduced rates will be
sold by the Pennsylvania Lines west Of
Pittsburg for five low rate excursions on
Tuesdays, March let, 9Th, 18th, 22nd and
29.h. Tickets will permit stop-0ver on
the going trip at any point south Of the
Ohio river within ten days and will be
good for return passage until thirty days
from date Of sale. The Pennsylvania
Lines make direct connection at Cincin.
natl and Louisville with trains carrying
through palace cars and day coaches to
all Southern points, and offer you choice
Of the greatest variety Of routes. These
low rate excursions present unequalled
opportunity for inspecting the Southern
States and enjoying q gojourn In the
Floridisn climate. For full partleu.
lars address the nearest agent OF the
Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburg, Gin
cinnsti & st. Louis Railway Company.
and Chicago, st. Louis 6 Pittsburg
Railroad Company.
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WAsHINGTON d. C., Sept. "a 1894

WASHINGTON D. c., Sept. "a, 1894
Dear Sir:-Nhy lOn't you ge cert
ficate from Col. ". q. w., of B lltimor (,
showing how he eur,d himself of drunk
enness by the help of Hop Bi'ters. His
is q wonderful case He Is well know
in Rochester, n. Y, by all the drlnfile
people there. He Is known In this city
Cinci cianati, New 0rlears, New YOtk;in
fact e. II over the country, as he has eps /.
thousands OF dollars for run. l honest
ly believe his card would be worth thou
sands of dollars to you in this city and
Baltimore alone, and make thousands Of
sober men by inducing the use Of your
bltters. j. A W.
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Prejudice Kills.

eleven years our daughter suffered
ON bed of misery under the care of the
best physicians, who gave her disease
various names but no relief, and now
she is restored to US In good health by
Hop BlttSrs, that we had DO0hed at two
years before using 1t. We earnestly
hope and pray that no one will let their
sick suff 4 as we did. on account of
prejudice against so gCOi medicine as
Hop Bitters. The Psrents-GOOd Tenn
plara.
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Cured of Drinking.

"a young friend Of mine was cured
of an Unsuitable thirst for liquor that
had so prostrated his system that he was
unable to do any business. He was en-
tirely cured by the use Of Hop Bitters.
It allayed all that burning thirst; took
away the appetite for liquor; made his
nerves steady; and he has remained a
steady and sober man for more than two
years, and has no desire to return to his
cups, and know of Dumbar of others
that have been cnred Of drinking by it,"
-[From a leading r. B. Official, Chi
Ca0O, Ill,
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sCIpIO. N, Y. DAG, 1. 1884,

DOKA AVI NJ A'S DVO, y AOOA'
lam the pastor Of the Baptist church
here and an educated physician. lam
not In practice, but am my sole family
physician, and advisor In chronic cases.
Over year ago recommended your Hop
Bitters to my invalid wife, who has been
under medical treatment Of Albany's
best physicians several years. She has
been greatly benefited and still uses
the medicine. believe she will be.
come thoroughly cured OF her various
complicated diseases by their use. We
both recommend them to our friends,
many Of whom have also been cured Of
their various ailments by them
Rev. X r. WARREN.
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Public SA es,

EuDuC oh ebb
From bills printed at this ctflce we
learn that public sales will take place
as follows:
March 23d, at 9 a. m, at the residence
Of Peter Kamp, one mile south of Hart
Vile, two horses, one bull, six cows, four
head Of young cattle, one brood SOW, one
boar and seven shOats, forty breeding
ewes; also Champion reaper and mower
combined.
March 11th. at IL ID at the residence
Of Sarah RJyer, between Cairo and Hart
Vile, four horses, two milch COWS, one
heifer, five head Of young cattle; also
hay, corn and oats and farming lmple.
ment9.
March 18th, at 10 a. m, at the resi-
dence Of George Blxler, two and one half
miles north of Middlebranch and two
and one half miles south of HartVille,
six work horses, three milch cows, six
young cattle, two brood sOws, one
Poland China SOW with pigs, wagon,
champion binder, hay rake, and other
farming implements.
March 18th, at 10 q. M, at the res...
denCe Of r. <. Schumacher, One-half
mile south Of Shufield, Portage county,
ten head of horses, four miIch COWS.
four head OF fac cattle, three head OF
young cattle, four brood s0ws, hogs,
shOats, sheep etc. Wagons, bugglee,
mowers, reRpers and other farming I'm
plements.
March 18th, at Q a. M, at the residence
Of Francis CrispOn on the road leading
from Harrisburg to P-ris, four work
horses, twelve COWS, one two horse
wagon, one reaper and mower combined
and other farming implements.
March 18th, at p m, the south half
Of lot No. 16 In Navarro, In said county,
will be sold subject to the estate by the
courtesy Of William 81 Keplinger In the
undivided half of said lot. Appraised
at $500. A. W. G0sh0rn, executor Of Eliz
abeth KeDIInRer, deceased.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received at the ChIldren's Home.
by j. K. Nlesz up to March 91st, 1897 for the pur.
pose OF building Barn at said Home. The contract
old mate al, that Is good, in old barn. and find all
the new material necessary for the New Barn. excavate
and specifications. Said plans aud specifications can
be had at the Home at the Auditors ONCE at Canton
or New Lisbon. any time after March Goth The Joint
Board Of Commissioners will meet at the Home on
April 1st 1887, for the purpose Of opening bids and
closing said contract BY order Of the Joint Board Of
Commissioners Of Stark and ColumbIAna counties,
]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mario hw Secretary OF said Board
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Bee Ee,pT ~

Are hereby notified that the annual
meeting Of the Stark County Bee Keep,
ers' Society will occur on April 18th
next In Grange Hall, over Farmers
Bank, Canton, o. Officers for the ensu
ing year will be elected. All bee keep.
ers are urged to be present and those
having hives or fixtures are requested
to bring them for exhibition.
MARX THOMSON, Secretary.
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Uniontown Unitn.

I'd Acker, Of Akron, spent Sunday In
town.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers Of the Lake Township Mutual
Insurance Company occurs on Saturday,
the 10th Of this month.
3 Among the improvements for the
spring and summer are q large barn by
Mr. Rrank 8. Richards; house and addi-
N- by Mr.. John Whistler; store
,sss,ss Mr.. Nees, and house by Mr..
lbaum.
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Doctor Heard

The celebrated Water Doctor, has re-
moved to South Walnut street, No. ~,
opposite Harvey's Mill. A PHENoM
NAL SUCCESS Is Doctor Heard, who has
been with US In Canton but two years,
yet in that time he has hrs succeeded In
winning the confidence Of the public,
both by his eminently professional de-
pertinent and his remarkable success In
curing all manner Of diseases. he has
proved q timely blessing to the sick and
suffering, and has established his repu-
tRtiOn az one Of the most skilled physic-
IRns. We advise all who are suffering
with any chronic disease to consult him
aAhis Office.
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MILTON DeI. Feb. 10. 1885

Having used Hep Bitters, The noted
remedy for debility. nervousness, indi
gestion, etc.. have no hesitation In
saying that 1t is indeed an excellent
medicine and recommend 1t to any one
as truly tonic bltters. Respectfully,
Rev. MRS j. II. ELLG00D.
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Plain Township Teaoho s. Institute.

The lately announced meeting of the
Institute assembled accordingly, but
owing to the death OF MIRA Y. y HonspI,
and out of respect to her memory, ad-
journed after resolving to meet again at
Middlebranch on March 10th. ALI In
Vited.
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A MEDICINE, NOT A DRINK
High Authority.

Hop Bitter's is not, In any sense, an
alchohOllc beverage or liquor, aud could
not be sold, for use. except to persons
desirOus Of obtaining medicinal Oitters
GREEN B 2AUN,
q, g. COm'r Internal Rev,
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FOR rates, free mays and information
concerning tie west, call on or address
II. II. GKETING. r. B. L. q p. Agt..
II East Tuscafawas st., Cantcr, ..
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Assignment Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and con.
hrmed as as8gnee nf Simon Flickinger, heretofore en-
gagged In tho milling business at Louisville. STARK
county Ohio. CHARLES L. JUILLIARD,
Assignee Of simon Flickinger
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THE MARKETS.
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati,
gLoUR-Fancy $a150ACO; family saSO0
WHEAT-No red, 7s0slc; No. 2, S30sic.
CORN No. 3mixed, 3SIac; No. 2, mixed, 30.
OATS-No. 3 mixed, 29029J6c; No. 2 mixed.
500 No; No. 3white, 03 Nc.
FORK Family, 81 .5O0lS.75; regular, 81 %
OILS o.
LARD--Kettle, s4@8No
BACON Short, clear sides, ~.
CHEESE-Prime to choice Ohio, 120l2lfOs
Now York, 13laDl4c.
POULTRY Common chickens, Si.750200 pet
dozen; fair ~ prime. ST. .5D2.SO; choice, s2750
400; ducks. S250O3j0; live turkey, GGl7c.
WOOL -Unwasned medium clothing. 25d26cs
hne lnerlnO, s0U21c; common, 15016c; fleece
washed medium clothing, 3l032c combing, 2aN
8lc; fine nIerino, K and Xxx, 2o030c; burr and
colts. l6iDlSc; tub washed, 3l03ec; pulled, T0
3Oc.
HAY-No. timothy, s1O5O@1I.OO; No. 2 .S0Oo
NIO.0O; mixed $500; prairie, $4,000 so; wheat
oats and rye straw, 35,0016.00.
CATTLE Good to choice butchers, A00DAG0
fair, $3OOQD375; common, y2.000275; stocker1
and feeders, S3.5O@4.OO; yeArlings and OalVes,
$1,000. IS.
HOGS -Seclect butchers, S5.sO06.0 fair d
good packing S. 45GD675; fair to good light, s. u
n6.l5; common, S4.66Nj 10: culls, S39 04J0
SHEEP Common to fair, $3.01Q3.75: good %
choice, S4Dl6D475; common to fair lambs, S&0C
NA6O; good to choice, S4.75O5.2a
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Persons WoVlng west should write OF
call on q. q. Geeting for maps and IN
formation
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and new reward cards ard
ay and Sunday schools at
Nv Durbin, Wright & Cos.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

EDIrOR DzNOCRAT-Please announce my name as
an Independent candidate for Justice Of the Peace to
be voted for at the ensuing spring election.
RespT Yours, JOHN w. ST1MMELs
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Subject to the Decision of the Democracy
At their P.imaries, March. 40, 1887.


ANNOUNCEMENTS
..,.,.,, =, .na Dsmooraoy
suRIeet 70 Ine DeOlsloH 49,, =. 40 Iss1.
Ntneir rii"hAri"s' "A'O"' 80
& a1 sdS Ss oi cy and oWns6D csnd
the spring election WIN be nsd 9aS On SATURDAY "a
p M and M the { wnshp P TSm II @ 70 SSSSa
or Of such persons they may designate for the pur
pose and at snS M following . wing H,SOU" gons" -
sse nd Wa d[rutn, 4 HaIi; ~ Rcuss
Fsoiih Vmo1ic . Aleg's No, 9 Liberty street.
S1I,S %sr esr's S gfss shoe shop, s. Market st.
seventh war omH Engine House. -
Iown-lp west p's ;. 'ns ., sns ooure nOus"
Sasnse 19S"n H. T persoa srnsSd viii i only be- allowed V
vote upon giving his DlldSe of honor to support the
S wi 6s Tsssys5 oI che printers TnS S1y
upOn written guaranty from them, or from some
VIII bs reesVsd istsr tSs6 TbuPday March i7h at
Tally sheets. Returns and Poll Books must be re-
a. PN9s osoSS MoDds2 MsrcS 81 or
Us Ocs not later Il III than o'clock P NJ tie same day
We are authorized to announce the
ofFicss S5h;sct 70 tha dscis,on of the
Democracy at their primaries, to be held
on the dayssnd at the places above men
toned:
MAYOR.
CHARLES R. FRAZER.
JOHN F. BLAKE.
CITY SOLICITOR.
]. B. MICHENER.
ALLEN rV"h"NNN'
JOHN BEDERMAN.
GEORGE MIST.
LOUIS RlGLhR.
T6nH9 Enf1SS - D1Np6 DAMT
sEWHRT nEruTSEp 81
= = - -
MAprTN uorAN
HENRY WERNET.
STREET COMMISSIONER
ALEXANDER MARCO.
SCHOOL BOARD.
First Wsrd-PETER BARLET.
Seventh Wsrd-DR. j. FRAUNFELTER.
coUNCILMEN,
First Ward-DANIEL WORLEY.
PETER LOTHAMER,
-JVS' DIOh.
second Ward-GEOHdE AlNh.
N KARPER
RoDrtb Ward-JUTEs py
Fifth Wsrd-HARVEY MILLER,
Aesvssops
M, NJ. BAHNEY,
ED. j. G0UENAT.
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Roston Wool Market.

Receipts of wool for the past week, AN bales
domestic, l279 bales foreign; sales 1,3 800 lbs.
domestic, $4,000 lbs: Quotations.. Ohio Xxx and
do No /, sSc; Michigan x, Sic; Michigan
No. /, S7cG3s; fine Ohio delaine A, sec; Mfchi'
gan delalne, AO35ci unmerchantable Michigan,
4, 24c; understandable Ohio, A. 27c No comb
ing washed SOC; Kentucky three-elghts
combng, ss@30c; Texas fine; twelve month@
25026c; do fine, six to eight months, 19Q22o
do medium twelve months, 25QNc; do medium,
six TO eight months, 25c; do fall fine, 19@22oi
do do medium, 25; Georgia, unwashed, 31032oj
California northern, spring, free, SS@g7c; South;
ern California, spring, free, 20@23c; California,
bury and defective 12116c; free, fall 16021cj
Southern fall, i4Q15c; Eastern Oregon, ordinary,
i7DI9c, Eastern Oregon, choice, 22O2tc; Valley
Oregon, No 1, N02Sc; do No. 2 266D28; do No. &
S40D25c; Wyoming, fine, 190SOci do, three-eight6
blood. S3D3Ac do, one. half blood, 2l029: Kansas
choice fine, 22l23c; do medium. 24QD25c; Mon
tanA fine choice 2l023c; do, average, 20039o;
flne medium choice, M@26c. do do, average 230
2ac; medium choice, 30; do average, &02ac: low,
2Oc California pulled, 320S8c; Maine superfne,
43Qt5c; Eastern A supers, $50 40c; do B supers,
S5G137c; Western superfne, 30D35c; extra, 500
33c; combing pulled, S2035c; Montevidio, So0
Sic: Australian cross-bred, BGD42 do combinK, N
A4Ou do clothing, 340139c.
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Pittsburg.

CATTLE Moderately active receipts 6headS
Shipmonts 800 head; prime. 3l..5QI5.00; fair "a
good, S40lD450. common, 33b003.15.
HOGS e; receipts, 5 800 head: shipments
4,~0O head; Philadephias, IS. Co.,; Yorker&
36.lOQD6 5; cotnTnon TO light $5.5JOb.4 pigA
$50 QD52.
SHEEP-Unll. prlces unchanged prime, 3tD
050O fAlr 70 good. SL2504.5,; common. 500
6a20 Receipt, 100 mead shipments, A9
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New York.

New York.
Wheat No. 1 state red 9Sc; No. red WIN
ser, March 2Jsc; May 92i6c.
CORN Mixed cash, Il o: March, 70
OATS No. | white state, 500; No. 2, 36IIo.
CATTLE 81. 05.4 per 100 lbs i've woigke
HOGS -. .jD0 80 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP -Sl75QD i.75 per 100 lbs live weight.
COTTON Quiet; niddllng uplands, . Of 40
Now Orleans, . IS &c; Feoruary, .. s.ltc; M4rehs
A5.c; April, 9.G Q; May, Q. G: June, aiSo; Jalys
4 &c; August, g. c; September, So Q. ne
Chicago.
CATTLE Choice TO extra shipping. $500
b0oi mixed, So q SO: stockers and feedsrS
e2500 LOO; Texans corn-fed, $2.260D3S.
HOGS-Fair 10 good, S5.2 900 mixed pAolP
ing, IS. SOD ; choice heavy, $5.55 a 90.
BHEEP-Cominon, $500 y; lambs, 81. Va
$50.
Toledo. !
WHEAT--Jul cash. 8 c; May 8 20
cQRN- .uie (; ca a, c: May c.
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WHEAT-Jul cash, s c; May, 20
coRN- 4uie ca 4, } c. May C.